bejmat
bejmat noun: a traditional Moroccan hand-molded clay tile, typically unglazed and rectangular, used for flooring and outdoor paving.
Noun
bejmat (countable and uncountable, plural bejmats)
- A traditional Moroccan hand-molded clay tile, typically unglazed and rectangular, used for flooring and outdoor paving.
- Unlike the glazed zellige, bejmat is often left in its natural earthy state to provide a slip-resistant surface for patios and kitchens.2026, Zellige Backsplash, Guide to Moroccan Materials
Forms of bejmat
| plural | bejmats |
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Origin of bejmat
Borrowed from Moroccan Arabic بجمات (bejmāt).
Questions about bejmat
- What does bejmat mean?
- Bejmat means a traditional Moroccan hand-molded clay tile, typically unglazed and rectangular, used for flooring and outdoor paving.
- What part of speech is bejmat?
- Bejmat is a noun.
- What is the plural of bejmat?
- The plural of bejmat is bejmats.
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